20 Questions About Windows Vista

[o_deadly furby]

Thanks to CRN for the info:


20 Questions About Windows Vista

1. When will Vista be available to the public -- for real?

2. How many times has Vista been delayed?

3. What versions will Vista come in? What unique features are offered in each?

4. What are the most important new features in Vista for home users?

5. What are the most important new features for businesses?

6. What are the most important new features for mobile users?

7. What's the most important feature previously planned for Vista that was left out?

8. Is Vista really more secure than earlier Windows versions? In what ways?

9. Is it true that Vista will inundate me with security warnings when I try to run certain programs?

10. How much will Vista cost -- and are there any hidden costs?

11. Will there be compatibility issues with my older software?

12. What are the system requirements for Vista, and how do I know if my PC will support it?

13. Will Vista run on Macs?

14. When should I upgrade to Vista?

15. How long will Microsoft continue to support the XP operating system?

16. What does Vista's support for 64-bit computing mean for end users?

17. How much of Vista is copied from Mac OS X?

18. Are there any back doors in Vista that will allow government snooping?

19. Will any Easter eggs be hidden in Vista?

20. Can a dual-boot PC be set up for Linux and Vista?

[o_cruor]

The only really good thing about Windows Vista is that it will take over the mainstream virus and spyware production market and XP will join the ranks of 98 95 etc. with an all time low on viruses etc.